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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-11

IouppOSCu OWIicT ttIlu description
ChaS ii and A III Schleck. All that part
not already condemned or dedicated for
public use of lot g. Homes for the Home
less, st. Paul, lying within the lines of
Beech street, in Knauft's Addition to st.
Paul, produced cast 10 Beech street, in
Books Division, st. Paul. Taken for
Beech street. ;.......: ....;..
Same and same. Lot 5, Homes for the
Homeless, st. Paul, except part taken for
Deecn street.. ..............
Chas f Helm. All that part not already
condemned OF dedicated for public use of
lot 5, Homes for the Homeless, st. Paul,
lying within the lines of Beech street, in
Knauft's Addition to st. Paul, produced
east to Beech street, in Books division,
st. Paul. Taken for Beech street. .......
Same. Lot 5, Homes for the Homeless, st.
Paul, except ralt taken for Beech street.
H.Greve. All that part not already con-
demned or dedicated for public use of lot
g. Homes fcr The Homeless, st. Paul, ly-
ing within The lines Of Beech street in
Knautt's Addition to st. taul, produced
cast to Beecli street in Books division,
st. Paul. Taken for Beech street, .......
Same. Lot G, Homes for the Homeless, st.
Paul, except part taken for Beech street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-11
Confirmation of Assessment for OPENING Widening and Extension
/ of OsceoIa Avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, May Z, 1887.

q OF Works..
J. oITf OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, May :, 1887. !
b
Public lin
said which time and unless
the will be confirmed Board.
The following list
benefited
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16


The Ellsworth custom hou>e officials
a4s, ay-u having ii new experience recent
7v ..i..,...ao.a .,.ala3 cor contain
+...i
al 'i'
."f .'lAi s'.' HA@e came through from -.
John tn tAI- city ami were duly entered
for g.lr..ori~ff5y a., apartru,.r, IN the ,u.-
....l..... ......i,.......,.
a.
A' 'A'''~' TOT '''elf reception. By the L
:. law. IL "e understand it. liquor i'm
ported in ,.. original package. can he sold
ira ,... ,.,...r.,...l ,,.t..,.. Ism. ,i..., mn. b.
-i"'i "N,>''' W custom mousse marks mat
was Imported and the package must
contain dot i--- than dozen bottles. OF
..,ur... II ,.,,n D.. ..f.fauft ri Tho, mir.
4''''.' N>Iiia" i'ih-''E some
'4ii'' age -ii'fo'lAetd INTO congress a biI'
tine otJeel ot winch was 70 prohibit such
evasion q STATE ii4n"r laws. but the ways
anu means committee OF the House have
lHuN lai Iti u9e'' /" aii'" the Dill To be re-
P"I-e'-
II = H'"''ei ~ no means certain mat
i''iu'I can ''t s''lu III 'iaiLe uh'er TINS law
i S'i' " '>i''ii- '''ii 'i>i'i'oil I'd!
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prcme court In Is47 9TH Howard are oc-
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

To the Honorable Judge of Probate within and for
the county OF Hancock.
THE undersigned Chastnea Hamor, OF Eden, In
1 said county, guardian of Edward X. Hamor,
Eugene W. Hainor and Frank a. Hamor. minors,
respectfully represents that said wards are seized
and possessed of the following described real es-
tate. viz one undivided fourth part subject 10 the
widows right of dover, Of a certain lot parcel
Of land, situated in that part OF said Eden, know
Bar Harbor and bounded and described fol-
lows, 10 wit Beginning the northerly line OF
Cottage street at the southwest corner Of land
formerly owned BY BENJAMIN Ash thence wester-
iy By said street kn rods 70 a stake; thence north
about six degrees East parallel with the line OF
said sh lot 70 the Ocean or Bay thence asterly by
the ocean OF Bay To said Ash land ten rods in dis
tance at right angles; thence sonthefly by West
line of said Ash land forty light roois less
to the point Of beginning. Excepting the part
thereof which was conveyed by Richard Hamor 4
Sons to Solomon 5 Thompson, by deed dated Dec
Is, 1873. and recorded in Hancock Registry of
Deeds, Book 10, Page 356.
That said estate is unproductise OF any benefit
said minors and that 1t will be for tbs interest OF
said minors that the same should be sold and the
proceeds secured on interest; your petitioner
therefore prays your Honor that she may be auth
orized and empowered agreeabiy to law to sell at
public or private sale and convey the above de
scri6ed rea! estate for the purpose aforesaid
CHASTNEA HAM0R.
Eden, Me. June :. lss7
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK sat- Court of Probate held at
Ellsworth, on the second Wednesday Of June
1857.
On the Petition aforesaid ORDERED, That notice
be given by publishing a copy of said petition with
this order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, newspaper printed or pub
shed in Ellsworth. that all persons Interested may
attend on the second W Wednesday OF July next
at Court of Probate to be holden In BIuehill,
and shew cause If any. why the prayer of said pc
ttion should not be granted. Such notice to be
given before said Court.
3w24 o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest:-CHAs- DoRR, Register.
A true copy, attest :-CHAs p. DORR, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
CHAMBER SETS.
READ& REMEMBER.

with best Italian Marbe ops a'
biggest to-day without exception eN'
Portland other the Union we ~" sog y
barely the cost manuane and "t oo .
nucemeut those Who looking for Chamber furniture c
Of In the :
ant ct inches long
capped hicad beautifully carved anu
burlpa 80 nes
medium ngh and two short drawers IN
burr Pane'
heavily moulded giving Substantial ma'N' %
sfraeo if inches Sh
III paneld c bcve plate st
Conm combination sNe w"
und side; large
tbe nf solid Black Walnut with cane seats
aud Black Walnut Rocker With thIs Se We
pu Marble Iop marble tie Towel Rack give !o
The Who'll" st tt"rolg
wel made ndoneo Latest styles. for
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
The Coming Fourth.

1t has been decided that the approaching
Fourth of July shall be observed in this
city with a celebration that should gladden.
the hearts OF all our citizens A debt long
due is about to be paid; "a consummation
most devoutly to be wished" is about to
be realized the citizens of Ellsworth are
about to erect a monument which shall
stan as a memorial to those who, on land
and on sea have died that the nation
might live.
1t is proposed that this monument shall
be unveiled on the Fourth day of July
next and that connected with the cere-
monv Ellsworth shall have grand cele-
bration and gala day The program for
the occasion has not been fully msde up.
hut al outline of the attractions may be
given with sufficient exactnes-, a. follows
Sunrise salute Of thirteen guns: fantasies
IN the early morning; national salute on
/ arrival of Department Commander Rich
ard h Gatley grand parade Of Army
| Posts and other associations. un7eiling
/ Of monument. short speeches by some of
| the best talent IN the State; dinner at one
I O'Clock 7. NJ: base ball games, tub and
| foot races: concert and dance in the even
/ ing; the best Of music throughout
| The arrangements for the occasion have
| been placed in the hands Of a most efficient
/ committee who have issued an invitation
/ 70 large number o. Army Posts and
I other organizations in the State TO be
/ present and participate in the celebration
/ of the day several Of these organiEa-
/ tions. including the Bosworth Grand Army
/ Post of Portland have already responded
/ fayorably to the invitation and doubtless
/ many Others viii yet do 80 We especially
/ hopc that every Grand Army Post in the
county and the ncighboring towns of
I other counties VIII join with Us on that
I day and help make the celebration happy
7 and memorable event
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
4 Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, sehr. Weymouth. plying be-
tween Atlantic City aud y. Y. had been
troubled with cough 50 that he was unable
10 sleep, and was induced to try DR.. king's
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t not only
gave him instant relief but allased the extreme
soreness in his breast. His children were
similarly affected and single dose had the
same happy effect. DR.. Kings New Dlscov-
cry il now the standard remedy in the Cole
man household and on board the schooner.
Free fria! Bottles Of this Standard Remedy at
Parcher's Drug Store.
Why don't you try Carriers Little Liver
PfllsE They are positive cure for sick head
ache. and all the Ills produced BY disordered
Liver. only one pill dose, For sale by S.
ID. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
Eastern Maine
AND
The Rebellion

Will be history OF the events occurring
in this section of the State, from the firing
of the first gun at Sumter to the close OF
the war.
The work will also contain his
tories Of the Second Maine, the
Fourth Maine. the Sixth Maine, the
Eighteenth or first Heavy, and in fact Of
all regiments containing EASTERN
MAINE men. including Infantry. Cavalry
an Artillery
Also, accounts of life in the Prison Pens
of the South written by ex-prisoners. now
residing in Maine.
The work contains Personal Notices of
the Prominent Soldiers. from each OF the
towns in this portion of the state.
These have bccu complied from daily
and weekly papers printed at the time
from journals kept by various residents
from official records and from personal
interviews with those in authority here
at home. and is largely made up Of matters
never before in print
In fact no pains have been spared to
make this book a much needed addition II
the library Of every citizen "f Eastern
Maine,
1t will be amply Illustrated with more
than twenty engravingS and portraits
Among the latter will be Autographs OF
The War Vicc-r President. Hon Hannibal
Hamlin
The war Governor, Israel Washhurn,
Ir
Hon { A. Boutcllc. late |. :. Navy.
Gen Jameson Gen. Roberts and tol-
Narncy the three commanders OF THE gal
liant Second Maine.
Gen Cyrus Ham.in. nf the Regular
! Army. who received many promotions.
/ for distinguished services during the
! war
cen Hiram 6. Berry Of Rockland.
\, the time Gen Berry was Killed. the
( War Department had determined 70 place
/ him IN command of the Army ~ The Poto-
mar-
Col. Chaplin Of the First Maine Heavy
7 Artillery
I Trnnyson ha~ immortalizcd the har-e
! Of the Light Brigade but history records
the fact. that the famous First Heavy
equallcd them in their famous charge
which then excited the admiration Of the
military world
Col Buruha,n of the sixth Maine.
Thi- Regiment ha- ID" reputation ~ being
The finest hoiv ot ,kirmi~her-. either ~ ii''
I Volunteer ur Regular Arn'.
t,rn Charles namun.
On hi- rrtiFins from The ,rr' -. 'p"'1. rel
I der conn i'imsutsTs ~ t,rn- u sm..u. 49, lr-
suc,! by order ~ Con. GCan'.
CO... tsl,in :. n"u',.
ill., rebel cen. A,ray 49, ,tr. tal' n
fir-i Maine Ca,arr. GuI"r command = 'l
pout,. once saved the arm, - Gen Banks
from capture.
\,l1,-t.rn john /. H,l,aou. Whose hb'f'
durins ihr war contributed lsT-e's tp Nein'' :
-~ani Is tr record.
Cen. Iatu T. Rus, .s'- ,ot e fa. ~tF
Msju.- Thi> afii5.: eu''-''-i co. ii'tsr'..
in- hi- usur =, Pri' s'e. VS. ''''fu '.''''9
snj -ult>.qu.ul', '.,,f'd ani .tfani ,,.'ff.' 4
tr,tt t..r and t.,-. rui ttl- hHct.ftt hA fhf
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
STATE OF MAINE


HANCOCK. ss.-Cour Of PROBATE. Ellsworth,
June Term, 4. d, le.1.
Accounts having been filed for settlement iu
estates OF
james Miller Blais,iel, late Of Franklin.
Cyrus Emery, Admir-
Sally Herrick, late Of Penobscnt.
samuel L. snow man, Admir-
John II. Curtis late of Bluehill and also private
account of AdmiuisfratriA.
JuHa +. Curtis Adm'r'x
Judith McCaslin late Of Penobs,ot
Elisha X. Bow1en, Admir-
Joseph " Eaton, Of >cdgwick.
Ve5ta j. Eaton, Guardian.
ORDERED. that the said accountants give notice
~ all persons interested, by causing copy of thi.
order be published three weeks succe ssvelv In
the Ellsworth American, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be holden at Bluehil ON the 3ud
Wednesday ofJuiy next, at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, II any they have.
why tile same should not he allowed.
q. l.. CUNNINGHAM. Judge
Attest ;-CHAs. r. DORR Register.
true copy attest -cHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
3w24
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
\ REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

I Alth NJ ny
Mc.>r-. / :. johnson & Co-.-ticuilcmen.-
I am going 10 tell you about my c5>, II I4rt.
Some thirty wears ago | used 10 hc troubled
with cough. and threw up mucus. junk> or
hard matter. People said il WIS., catarrh. !
TOOK pr. Marshall. snuff II would make me
-uecze. and give relief for short iim- but
the trouble grew worse. some tftern wears
ago got - bad that had 10 breathe out of my
mouth. Ten Years ago it caused partial deai
ne,e which increased. and Tor the iast six or
eight wears ] have been stone deaf in INV right
ear. and very hard Of hearing in my left ear.
| have taken doses of physc powders. and
pills. from various ply >ician>. and applied
bh>iers. with only temporary relief. But Of
late | am getting permanent beneft-fOr |
have been taking John>on's Anodyne Liuiment
for the last five months. In short time after
| commenced taking il and applying ii TO the
ear according to the directions. there appeared
to be a large round substance n my right ear
zot loo>ed from it. fastening. and would move
round a. nv head Nas in different positions.
Il continued to grow smaller: and. about forty
DAYS since il wa all dissolved and gone, and
can hear a. well a. ever could. Your lin-
mcnt was the cause OF NV recovering my hear
,ns; and it ha- done more for me thaa any
thing else | will make oath TO the truth Of
these statements any time. Dr. stevens Of
this place advised me to write and tell you
Whist the lniment had done for me; and | con-
cluded To write for il might do somebody
some good. Yours gratefully,
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appoi ted
and has taken upon himself. the trust OF an Ad-
mipistrator of the Estate of VIM. Andersof,
late of Trenton, In the County of Halcoek, de.
ceased. by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said deeeased's estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands thereon
TO exhibit the same for payment
ALEX. PIRIE, Adnr.
April I3, 1887. 3w4
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock. on the second
Wednesday ofJune, \. D., lss1.
THOMAS 7. DoRR, named Executor in
j certain instrument purpOrting to he the Ia -
will and testament Of OLIVE +. DDRR,
late of Eden. In said county. de
ceased, having presented the same for probate
ORDERED-That the said Executor give
notice to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this order To be published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American, printed
published at Ellsworth, that they may appear
at a Probate Court to be held at Buehiil IN said
county, the second Wednesday Of July
next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, II any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved, approved, and allowed al
the last will and testament OF said deceased.
o. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest t;-CHAs. L. DoRR. Register.
3w24
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
OSGO0D'S STUDIO,
Main Street,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE.
tr7E
STATE OF MAINE.

HA~Co,-k CuU>ri Eli-woTth Municipal Court
fr7c,i Dunn. q Plantation No Is. 10 the rounty
at TlAnr,-.k Flalui.G s. { Dam. - -aii FiEu
iAl.ou sS pvfru.lAaI and ccrtalu lHs. ant Ium'~'r
markell NJ 90 bring t.F.Ai Fuud. In aid llau
Nanlin. ~ -s!i ja. sn1 iiili.r a. .-r Nrit iaie
Aprtl - -. ruterr-t ia -ali Mlalc!pa! Court a.
il' june term. 10
Ai-a Ler'y Dunn aEsir-t satire defendant. on
same lp>s Ani lgmt-F sttAahazi ou h- rti. .lat.i
a. above e. -ccur' BIZ Len !Alu = '-p,c. -Aii
writ entered sam, term
Al : 1lcr Dunn against same defendant and
siuc ipgs and ltutcr attached il- ~. tla,c
-aio' 80 above u secure ht, lcH claim 5oSc
aid Nr.t entered at same term
STATE uF NAI>T
HA>Co,k - 4 Court. Ellsworth. Junr
Term, \. II, l.S..
Upon the rr-,,in,. -tit-. or'irT'-i-Thai The
plalutif gtNr notice 10 al ieF-- Interested in -ld
log and lumbrr. q appear before the JudEr u
Ellsworth sMuriyI.a court TO c holden AZ Kills
worth. within and fur the county - Hancock. on
thc first TUESDAY ~ Ju.y. \ y l>-.. ty publt-h
in. a~trlat - -at WTlt- and th!- or-irT there
,.r. $50 IS eek -urtr--irvlt In the kl-Unrth Amer
ic.tu,A newspaper printed ia Ellsworth. IN uur
tnGutt uf iIaut-k. tlC Last publication L.
ia, at least prior Ia -s!f hrs' 1ue-iiy Of jolly
next. that they may thcrc ami thea tn our said
Court appear AMI show, cn-o 81 EHg tifrv have ny
Judgment against -aii le<s ABl lumber
II T.. >At \DEE> Rrrnreicr af -a.j court.
\ true abstract uf tle VII apl oI.icr Il court
thereon.
Attest II. b SATNDER-. Recor,ter.
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Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
Has Effected an Entire Cure.


Dear Sirs Il have pleasure in stating that
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment | rot at YOUR
store has effected an entire cure OF deafness
when other pre-, ious remedies failed.
adv. J. g. VI. WRIGHT.
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
1 concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and has taken upon herself, the trust OF an Ad-
ministratrix of the estate OF Alonzo Perry, late
of Orian,l, in the county OF Hancock, deceas ased,
by giving bond as the law directs, she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
{ &C ased's estate. to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to ex.
hiLit the same for payment.
MYRA j. PERRY.
May II, lssT. 3w24
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

summer visitors are now often seen hur-
ryinC by in search Of the picturesque. or
intent on DAYS sport angling for the
~i,trklcd beauties Of Long Pond, though.
except We'll known familiar faces. ali new
cumcr~ are cla>~cd among the land spec
ulator>. Mr. Bradbury Of Albany or some
other city. ha> for several years been the
first season guest to register at the Island
House and this summer was a. prompt a.
usual. arriving in May Carl >eidhoi and
George. Indcrn God Of Boston are at the
Freeman House
MANY land transactions have taken place
recently. among them We learn that !. / II
Freeman sold $1,000 worth ~ real c>tat"
u capitalist, Last Tuesday property
located on Clark'> Point Mr.. Freeman
has also in company with \. / Holmes
and others purchased the Stanley Point
consisting Of L. acres for the sum oi
/ 500 \ more desirable location for
( fore il j. safe - >ay that the tract II land
/ VIII sell readily for cottage lots.
{ The cellar l. being dug for cottage ~
/ VIII Ray on the hill adjoining Mr sam
/ u,l Lurvcy> HOUSE at Norvoods Cove
Z Webster French ha> leased the cot-
! ,ase owned rs Will Mayo. and j. a. pres
/ cut Keeping bachelors hall Mr. DANNY :
/ >klIl a. gardener ha> given th" grounds IN
front Of this neat dwelling greatly tn
/ proved appearance
DR. Alexander and Abby NJ Fulton
/ have rented for the season Mr. Byron
7 carriers pretty cottage and Will take pos
session about the 2oth inst
James NJ Parker Post at their last re-
ular meeting passed vote u thanks Il
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
In Insolvency. Notice OF
Second Meeting.

HASCoCk $ court Of Insolvency
In the OF Josiah W BurTiil. ~ peiham
Ins0ly ent Debtor.
friil> l. b give notice that pursuant 10 orier
i Of court therefor, II second meeting Of the
creditors OF said lnsolyent Debtor viii be held
the Probate Office, in Buck-pori. in said county,
ON Thursday the 33rd day Of june a D. l-e-
at two O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purposes
med In Cha pter -, OF the Revised statutes II the
state of Maine and amendments thereto
Attest --CHA- +. DoRR,
eW4 Register OF said Court.
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
STATEMENT
WATER and LANDS
HANCOCK POINT,

iu Hancock. Maine, taken by the Hancock Point
Naier Company. under it. cha rtcr ~ for
the purposes ~ said company -ct forth in it,
charter.
/. The water. IN the shaft Of an abandoned nj ne
Oh the West -ide of Hancock Point and Know L :
the "Mcf arianl Mlue.'
2 A small parcel of land al0ut the mouth of
-aii shaft and described as fal!uwr Beginning
cpNe. tllsuce running about ta-t four rpsl- TO
stake; thence turning and running about North
nve rods O. a spruce tree near the corner OF the
blaa smith shop thence turning and running par.
allel with The fret line four rods To the bay thence
b, the bay >uutheriy 10 the pare Of beginning.
And A. appUrteuhnt tU said parcel righI there
from easterly 70 the pubic ruai the road now
In use. or over such road : the land owner may
lay out
3. The OF a strip of land three feet wide for
the laying Of pipes under ground the cen
tire line OF said strip extending from stake IN the
East line - said above described parcel East
said road 30 feet 10 -take raid public road at
the junction
T. A small parcel OF land described as follows ::
Beginning AT the southeast corner Of Il W. Kim
balls lot thence East along the North line OF >.
Johnson's lot two reds to stake, thence North
parallel with said kimbals East line two rods 10
stake, thence West parallel with said johnson :
line two rods To said kmbalPs line TO A stake +;
thence SOath on said kimballs line two rods to
the place of beginning.
s. The use OF a strip Of land three feet wide for
tbs laying OF pipes under ground, the centre line
beginning on the street on the division line he
tween r. ". kimbal and |. ; johnson. thence
East along said line one hundred and twenty. i've
feet a. said last above described parcel.
THE HANCOCK POINT WATER CO,
BY A. W. Cushman, President
Hancock Registry OF Deeds, received and filed
June II, 1877 at IL hours u. m, by
". b. CAMPBELL, Register.
true copy, attest
June g. lss7 IVA
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

No one knows better than those who have
used Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief
they have given when taken for dyspepsia,
dizziness. pain in the side. constipation, dis
ordered stomach. &c. Try them. For sale by
: D. Wtygip
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
New Perfection Refrigerators

the
lined market until
the New Perfection. Write ol,
two
quoted and feel that where villa,
the REILLY afford tho freight Come
photographs and particulars and l We pI ii receipt
oft nrarl,al Of
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16
BABY CARRIAGES

everybody beautiful stock hand Of the celebrated Wakefield make
Richardson New ID, not
New
England uulet at auyra
handling
We have IN I2a,i he ceeb
Ellsworth American., 1887-06-16

T.t1ls Honorable, fudge 81 Probate within ami for
r., eruuty ~ iianc,ck.
I4ft undersigned. EuH4rs SWEET, 6uar,lIan "f
tn-l Il SWEET Florence t1tiuAH >Vett. .t,eorS '
tr.l- -,,, u AMI Eth. France ~Wet,. minor h"tr-
a.! Il -i,aru u SWEET. late u Ellsworth. 10 sail
,-.lti''. decreased, r-ttctfdy represents that 81 4
minors arr -ctgcd and l,l--s'~-,.l in
etpiat -htu- " Certain rial
.tsts " -til ,irr-a.i,.l slhsst t. tnc " iIuw =
rf.-lt ~ d4Nrr. ~itlsTe.i tu Ellsworth Hnurprk
,.,.tu,t Maine VIZ. Ite tti N Iani with thr
Nnt,tu- tnt r,Hr. Situated un Pine street n sail
rth 3uI known ~ t1.. hnfiie.tg uf ie litr
I httb4r1i ~ ~vsft
Ih' -stl r>tltr f. uppr. 'Irfit" NJ aHr Irncti q
.,id mirrors aul tat II NIf Ne fnr thr Inter = ot
sl,d p,iu.,- tfat Tho .aalr ahuul ht -nIl and the
l.-.a.l- secured au iuf.rs.i -ilt therefor Vr3,
{ yaur naaur that She may hr authorized sud cm
I,,,a et,,l .r.ca ly Is law a. ~ai at lar or p11
ts. 11c all tlr i slyr c-grir' rtl rslate"T 81, D
. par Df % As iu NuuT up,uinn MAY hs "NIc.l'vnt.
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